Veiled Threat by Alice Loweecey
is the third book in the “Falcone & Driscoll Investigation” mystery series.
Publisher: Midnight Ink, February 2013
It’s private investigator Giulia Falcone’s second
Christmas since leaving the convent. She’s happy to be spending it with Frank
Driscoll, even if his switching from boss to boyfriend and back again is giving
her whiplash. But Giulia’s holiday is darkened with disturbing news from her
friends Anya and Laurel—their adopted baby girl has been kidnapped. When she
learns that two kidnappings in nearby communities, both involving same-sex
couples, ended with devastating fatalities, Giulia is more determined than ever
to return the infant girl to her mothers. With Frank reluctantly backing her
and the understaffed police offering little assistance, Giulia goes undercover
to snare the kidnappers before they can do further harm.
This was very enjoyable and I love
that Guilia is becoming a more confident person in charge of her life and will
stand her ground in order to do that right thing and that she does when the
agency take on a baby kidnapping case that has Guilia going undercover once
again. The flow of the drama was a good one as each chapter spurned me onto the
next as the suspense kept me turning the pages in the intriguing mystery. The
side interaction with Guilia, Frank and Sidney was fun as well as the internal
dialogue that Guilia has with herself. The ending left us with possibilities
and I can’t wait to read the next book in this engaging series.
Dru
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